Check out our selection of vegan dairy starter cultures and tools for home fermentation. Vegan cheese, vegan yoghurt, vegan kefir and more.
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Vegan white cheese mold - Penicillium camemberti - white mold characteristic of cheeses such as camembert and brie. This mold can be used for both cheeses made from milk and vegan cheeses. -
Acidity plays an important role in many forms of fermentation. The lower the pH, the more acidic your product. The more acidic your product, the safer your product. However, pH it is difficult to taste, see or smell precisely. That is why pH strips exist. These strips in the perfect 0.0-7.0 range for all your fermentation projects. -
You use this cheese mat for ripening your cheeses. The open structure ensures your cheeses get fresh air from all sides and doesn't stick. Suitable for both hard, soft and vegan cheeses. -
This is a small versatile 250 g cheese mould for soft cheeses. It's intended for cheeses that do not get pressed, such as soft goat cheeses, camembert style white mold cheeses, soft blue mold cheeses, soft red smear cheeses and soft vegan cheeses. -
Vegan blue cheese mold - Penicillium roqueforti typical of blue mold cheeses such as roquefort and gorgonzola. This mold can be used for both cheeses made from milk and vegan cheeses. -
Five pieces of cotton unbleached cheese cloth for cheese making. Can be universally used as cheese cloth, filter cloth, cover cloth for kombucha jars, or hop bag. -
Calcium ensures that essential components of milk can clump together into cheese. Without calcium chloride, you cannot make cheese from pasteurised milk. -
White or grey mold that is often used as a supporting, but important, mold in both white mold cheeses and smear ripened cheeses. This mold can be used for both cheeses made from milk and vegan cheeses. -
Transglutaminase is a naturally occurring enzyme. It is used to bind animal and plantproteins, improve food texture or create new products. The animal- and plantprotein binding qualities of transglutaminase give amazing culinary possibilities that cooks are just beginning to understand. It can be used in vegan products. - No cheese without rennet. Rennet is a binding agent that causes milk to curdle. This rennet is made from plants.
- Make your own vegan cheese with one of our three real, but vegan cheese starters. Starter I contains Lactobacillus helveticus and Lactobacillus rhamnosus. The first is a well-known cheese bacterium that is often found in particularly Alpine cheeses, such as Comté, Gruyère, Emmenthal, fontina, Asiago and taleggio. Lactobacillus rhamnosus is also a well-known dairy and cheese bacteria known for its probiotic properties.
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Vegan gas-forming bacterium. Produces a large amount of CO2 and is therefore responsible for large holes, but also for a nutty taste such as in Emmenthaler cheeses. This bacterium can be used for both cheeses made from milk and vegan cheeses. - Sale!
Make your own vegan soy yogurt at home with this freeze-dried yogurt starter. With the last tablespoon of your soy yogurt you can make new yogurt up to five times! - Make vegan cheese with our real, but vegan, cheese starters. Use this vegan Leuconostocs mesenteroides starter culture for an extra 'cheesy' flavor in your vegan cheese.
- Sale! Make your own vegan milkkefir at home with this freeze-dried kefir starter. With the last tablespoon of your kefir, you can make new kefir up to five times!
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Vegan red smear bacterium (Brevibacterium linens) characteristic of smear ripened cheeses such as muenster and epoisses. This bacterium can be used for both cheeses made from milk and vegan cheeses. -
This is a versatile multifunctional cheese mould that can be used for both soft and pressed cheeses. - Make vegan cheese with our real, but vegan, cheese starters. This starter acidifies and accompanies fermentation without adding flavors foreign to the vegetable substrate. So it's a very pure and clean starter.
